New Release [Closed] Official EasyMesh Firmware for Archer AX55 is NOW available
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Update on Jul 25th, 2024:
Archer AX55 V1 has received new official firmware recently, and it's suggested to upgrade and install the latest version on your router.
https://www.tp-link.com/support/download/archer-ax55/v1/#Firmware
Note:
The availability of new firmware updates may vary by region and version. It is recommended to keep checking your local website for more information.
Related Thread: New Firmware for Archer AX55 V1 Supports DoH&DoT, ECO Mode, EasyMesh in AP Mode and More.
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Hello everyone,
We are happy to announce the official release of the EasyMesh firmware for Archer AX55. With this new firmware, you will now be able to connect two EasyMesh devices including TP-Link Wi-Fi Routers and Range Extenders together to build a seamless Wi-Fi network.
Visit the following article to know more about EasyMesh and how does it work with TP-Link routers and extenders:
What is Wi-Fi EasyMesh and how does it work with TP-Link routers and extenders?
Ready for the new firmware? Click on Check for Updates on your router web GUI or on the Tether App, or you could download the latest firmware from the local website and install it manually on your router.
Archer AX55(EU)_V1_1.1.7 Build 20230213 (Published Date: 2023-03-10)
Archer AX55(US)_V1_1.1.6 Build 20221126 and later versions (Published Date: 2022-12-28)
Note: Some new features would not be available when the router is working in Access Point mode.
New Features/Enhancement:
1. Added EasyMesh feature;
2. Added Google Assistant feature;
3. Added Access Time Control and Bandwidth Control feature on Guest Network;
4. Added Advanced Wireless Settings on Tether App;
5. Added Speed Limit feature;
6. Added new time zones into the system time feature;
7. Increase the maximum number of entries for port forwarding to 64;
8. Optimize the client list UI;
9. Optimize HomeShield to support IPv6.
Bug Fixed:
1. Fixed some security issues;
2. Fixed some bugs related to the HomeShield feature.
This latest version also includes some other enhancements and bug fixes. Be sure to update your Tether App to the latest version in order to explore all the great features or enhancements. Comment below if you have any feedback or run into any issues — we’re here to help.
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What is Wi-Fi EasyMesh and how does it work with TP-Link routers and extenders?
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Kevin, I have found what I believe is a minor "bug" in the firmware update. My network consists of an AX55 with two range extenders (RE605X and RE700X).
When using the AX55 web interface and viewing the Network Map page, clicking on Clients will display the list of connected clients. The clients that are connected via the RE700X display a "LAN" icon next to their IP address instead of a "2.5G" or "5G" icon. Wireless clients connected directly to the router or via the RE605X display the correct icon. Before the AX55 upgrade, everything displayed correctly.
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This is a follow-up message to my previous post. Today I replaced the RE605X in my network with a new RE700X. Both of my RE700X extenders have the latest firmware upgrade for EasyMesh capability. All wireless clients connected through the extenders display a "LAN" icon instead of a "2.5G" or "5G" icon when viewing the clients list on the AX55 web interface. Wireless clients connected directly to the router display the correct icon.
Hopefully this issue will be fixed in the next AX55 firmware upgrade.
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jra11500 wrote
This is a follow-up message to my previous post. Today I replaced the RE605X in my network with a new RE700X. Both of my RE700X extenders have the latest firmware upgrade for EasyMesh capability. All wireless clients connected through the extenders display a "LAN" icon instead of a "2.5G" or "5G" icon when viewing the clients list on the AX55 web interface. Wireless clients connected directly to the router display the correct icon.
Hopefully this issue will be fixed in the next AX55 firmware upgrade.
@jra11500 Thank you very much for bringing this up to our attention.
Can you please confirm are both the previous RE605X and RE700X connected to the AX55 via EasyMesh? Can you please show us the hardware version and firmware version of the RE700X? We would like to follow it up with you via email and find out what's wrong with the current EasyMesh firmware.
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Kevin,
Thanks for your prompt response. The RE605X is no longer part of the network as I replaced it with another RE700X. When the RE605X was connected to the router, I can only assume it was a OneMesh connection as its firmware doesn't support EasyMesh and its web interface showed a OneMesh connection.
My present network consists of an AX55 and two RE700X extenders, each connected via EasyMesh to the router and not in tandem. The hardware and firmware versions are:
Hardware:
Archer AX55 v1.0
RE700X v1.0
RE700X v1.0
Firmware:
AX55 - 1.1.5 Build 20221105 rel.1354(4555)
RE700X - 1.0.9 Build 20221108 Rel. 72364
RE700X - 1.0.9 Build 20221108 Rel. 72364
Hope this helps...
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I request you for the AX73's Easy Mesh bata firmware.
hardware version : AX73 V1.0(EU)
ax73v1-eu-up-ver1-3-0-P8[20221011-rel86303]_beta
or newer firmware.
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My second AX55 arrived today. Where are the instructions for setting up and connecting a satellite router?
In the web interface there is a section under EasyMesh for adding satellite devices but I would like to know what settings and physical connections should be set-up in the satellite device before trying to add it to the primary router.
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Glad that I found this release. As I use the EU version, are there any significant differences between this and 1.1.6 version? Are there any other than legal circumstances preventing me to patch 1.1.6 us to eu device?
8. Modified security setting of wireless encryption - it doesn't apply to guest networks, there is the same old settings (No Security, WPA/WPA2-Personal, WPA2/WPA3-Personal, Portal)
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Scenario: AX55 with two RE700X extenders in an EasyMesh configuration.
I enabled the guest network of the AX55 for testing. Using Wifi Tool. I see that the guest network does not propagate through the extenders and is only available to those clients connected to the AX55. Can someone confirm that an EasyMesh network and a guest network are incompatible? I know this to be true with some devices from other manufacturers such as Linksys.
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jra11500 wrote
My second AX55 arrived today. Where are the instructions for setting up and connecting a satellite router?
In the web interface there is a section under EasyMesh for adding satellite devices but I would like to know what settings and physical connections should be set-up in the satellite device before trying to add it to the primary router.
@jra11500 It's suggested to follow this setup video to add the second AX55 to the main router.
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Wit.cz wrote
Glad that I found this release. As I use the EU version, are there any significant differences between this and 1.1.6 version? Are there any other than legal circumstances preventing me to patch 1.1.6 us to eu device?
8. Modified security setting of wireless encryption - it doesn't apply to guest networks, there is the same old settings (No Security, WPA/WPA2-Personal, WPA2/WPA3-Personal, Portal)
Hello @Wit.cz, we don't suggest customers upgrade the device firmware across regions, and it will be against the warranty, you may kindly wait for the new firmware for your device on the local TP-Link official website of the purchase location for your TP-Link device. A wrong firmware upgrade may damage your router or cause the router to not function properly.
Every region is regulated differently. For instance, in the US, the FCC regulates the wireless frequency that can be used. While the bands and features are pretty much the same the channels available may be different. Also, there are the power and outlet differences that have to be taken into account as well.
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